Articles by Phillip Blancher

If penalties were goals, the Morrisburg Jr. C Lions would have only lost by one. As it was, they were shutout by the visiting Cumberland Bandits 7-0 at the Morrisburg arena on October 8th. n […]

The Seaway District Intermediate School cross-country team competed in the Upper Canada Cup regional qualifier at Grey’s Creek in Cornwall on September 27th. n n The Grade 7 girls team finished first overall in the […]

The Seaway District High School junior girls basketball team visited local rivals Rothwell-Osnabruck on September 28th, defeating the Lancers 51-17.   n n The Spartans led the Lancers at the end of the first quarter […]

School board trustees with the Upper Canada District School Board will be discussing a proposed plan to realign schools due to declining enrolment in the past decade. n n Titled “Building for the Future Pupil […]

A new team is on the roster for the 2016-17 Morrisburg Junior C Lions with 10 players named from South Dundas. n n The final roster was announced on September 20th by the team staff. […]

Athletes from Seaway District Intermediate School (SDIS) and Seaway District High School (SDHS) took part in the annual Pirate Run invitational cross-country race on September 23rd at Thousand Island Secondary School in Brockville. n n […]

The Seaway District High School boys and girls golf team competed in the SD&G Championship at Upper Canada Golf Course on September 19th. n n The girls team consisted of Amber Bailey, Trystan Hummel and […]

The Morrisburg Jr. C Lions remain winless in preseason play in the National Capital Junior Hockey League.n n The team hosted the Gananoque Islanders on September 14th, losing the second of the home-and-home series 6-0.n […]

The ice is in at the Morrisburg arena and skaters started hitting the ice September 12th. n n “We’re ready for another season,” said Don W. Lewis, director of recreation facilities for South Dundas. n […]

nUpper Canada Village Horse Lovers’ Weekend draws huge crowdsnNews – September 7, 2016 EditionnnA young equestrienne in the Village parade. (Leader photo/W. Gibb)